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Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 2

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Reno, Nevada
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i IEORAPUIV NEVADA STATE JOURNAL' SUNDAY MARCH 7 1897 for niv THE the before Misses Ir i I Stetson cal led Hats ei ti Spring Styles clo'Ll'Lixiii led order ut $125 of JOHN SITNDEjajEAND sworn MAKIHED nr RENO JMxist NEW TO DAY Pabst Brewing Company THE INEST BEER ON THE MARKET OUOOOOOOOOOOOOI'OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO TO BeiidiT to Ha of or amily Use or Medicinal Purposes a Specialty Greatest Colored Comedian Commercial Row Reno Nevada The Wonderful Boy Contortionist and NEVADA Virginia Street Reno Nevada IMPORT A TSTrr of voting C2 all The Sharon estate is said All Ser ine property arid il Mr! at1NaI HaKT 9 Grocery RENO MILL Has now on hand about 700 CCBDS PINE WOOD a I RDUSh iiiiO DlWO 1 Windows Strictly Dry and irst Class Duett IHicds ilo txtvtl v't mid ooidui occu Gooci Goods at Low Prices 1 1 in TKE LEADING BUTCHERS RENO 5 Reno Nevada Meats of All Kinds at Wholesale and Retail RESTAURANT! 'J 1 10 3 Wine Dinner Every Sunday for 25c No such eount No possible in the the At Dayton Ohio the river is the highest since I860 North Dayton is under water and families are being by police patrol or by boats NEVADA BANK HAH mid Liitutt Style of $300000 150000 67000 i uni ini Pn Wnt I Wil IltSB'i Sec A 9 or men per cent bill vh dollar The proper hats for un kings Give just Corner Commercial Row and Sierra SU Reno ancy Meats of all kinds put up in the inest Style of the Art a ei to all parts of the city free of charge 50 5 00 00 Invetm' tit New BuiMii? Corner Second Mtireb mo Neruda RESH OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE AT ALL TIMES Lndits Gentlemtn and Children Coon camp STREET PARADE AT NOON DRY GOOrS PURCHASERS! which is now being received arn determined to close cut the few Jackets and Capes which have on 5 crowned the proper finish to the attire and wear like true friendship Stiff and soft hats deserve equal praise Polite and attentive Waiters Pubtfc 'jrtrtrmraa'e salic Red to is a LTSTRE Prop LI EV formerly of the Palace has oi (Tied the ROYAL RESTAURANT on Virginia street formerly run by Craig us the Nevada Restaurant Subscribed Capital Paid Up Capital Surplus AVANSINO in Reno March 0 1897 by Rev ather Kieley at the Catholic Church Miso Anglolina Avunsino to Mr Curios Kossisco both of Reno Oame to tlio Nevada jlanch Ranch) 1 mouths ago one large 2Ylsu Agents for the Cel Pabst Malt Extract the only extract that gained 100 pointe of perfection at ho Columbian Exposition OR REJOICING WHITE HOUSE patriotic motives They can re in session under the Constitution the 13th inst the day after the Corbett itzsimmons physical all for pine their purses Kentucky Whiskies per gallon from 5'2 Buy and sell exchange on all the principal cities of the United States Canada Europe Asia and Africa Messrs Scheelino Osburn are Resident Agents for twenty eight ire In snrance Companies the total assets of which are $2 17 010081 Safe Deposit Boxes for rent prices according to sine varying from fG to per annum Kinds of Domestic DHEIiS eluded relatives and friends Gage part of the Illinois delegation Congress and the principal oidicinls the Treasury Ro Uphcldering and Repairing lit Thtlr Various Eranc'to a Specialty One Price feel were been of a There is at least one man who perfectly the Prcti That he will seil in lots to suit at $4 50 Cash per cord Delivered offer for sale all of my present stock or goods at a reduction of 20 per My stock consists of Minstrels are without doubt one of the bet that has ever appeared in our city Eraiiciscu Examiner Jan 1' '47 DIRECTORS Daniel Meyer of San rancisco Bigelow of A letcher Evans Turrittin Moritz Scheeline and I nigan of Reno cent and Clothing urnishing Goods ftindel Angelina and SutiieriiB Wines hythe bottle or gallon Martell anl Hennessy Cognacs A St Louis lieer per quart 30 cents Soda Idanha and Coronado Mineral Waters by the bottle dozen or rase Cordials and Bitters of all kindb irst Class Bar ree Lunch Daily Open every day until 6 and Saturday until hand Our Winter is not over yet and at the price I am offer ing above goods it will be money well invested to se cure one Children Jackets from 50 cents up wards Capes and Jackets from $200 upwards New Spring goods arriving daily Rene Cash Store CHRISTENSON Ac NELSON (Successors to Burtch) Call attention to their new stock of BOTTLING WORKS Havo you a bruise or sprain Try Trib Do your muscles ache with pain Try Trib or a linament that cures And your worth insures Try Trib OOOOOOOOOOOOOuOOOOOOOOUOOOOOOOOOOO er iTp pri ui'i'i 'mi tr wMnjwiminMJi rr XtO filled The golditc press continues to sneer at' the allegation that there was fraud in the national election but the popu lar impression will remain unchanged until there is an adequate explanation of the vote cast in some of the States To refresh the memories of these gen tlemen we repeat a few figures Here the are: In the States of Ohio Iowa Indiana Kentucky CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALSO HAJI BACON AND DRIED BEE Bologna Bloodwnrst Liverwuret Weinerwurat and Headclu It to do all KINDS Ol li IEKBNU OPINIO President McKinley the new pant of the as it is now called or the Whito House as it was called in the days when to ape the effete monarchies of Europe was con sidered beneath the dignity of an American citizen is proud and happy The cheering intelligence is Hashed across the Atlantic that his inaugural address has been received in European business circles with expressions of satisfaction The representatives of the banking house London say it is excellent most ex What need President McKinley care that the features of his address which the great gold kings of the world com mend is crippling every business in the United States that is not conducted by the money kings ami the trusts Did not these money kings and trust contribute millions of dollars to Sir (now Senator fund and did not the thousands who are now clam oring for work or bread receive their share of the fund for their vote? The obligation of President McKinley to those who voted for him for pay was cancelled when they were paid but his obligations to those who contributed to the fund can only be cancelled by the President by carrying out the policy of the money kings and trusts He has therefore cause for rejoicing that those to whom he is under obligations are pleased with his address and pronounce it most ouths and children fully 25 cheaper than any place in 1 a few days only shoes i pair children's shoes at $1 a pair at the grand clearance sale of Jacobs the leading clothier Pialianinnio LSun Corps licit Wing Dancers Black Bird Band un Maker and Winter Pre OPERA HOUSE JOHN PER Lessee arid Manager Mn ffinnnt Dnnf Mnttnn Dnrk ool 1 HU Hilum DDUl illllllUll 1 U1L TUul iJlHDUgU Illinois West Virginia and at the last election there 3912110 votes Tiie total male population age according to the census of 1890 was 3833713 In these six States there were 75000 more votes counted than the whole male population of voting age as shown by the census of 1890 ing was ever known crease of population will account for it No satisfactory explanation has been made None can be made Den ver News Of course these figures make things look very suspicious Wo may very positive that great frauds perpetrated but the result having accepted they don't cut much figure feels for ho says obedience to the will of the he takes the oath and assumes the duties of the office There are however about 6590000 peo 1 pie in the country who believe it was in obedience to the trusts and money combinations tron of a through to resno is said to be con templated to bo the principal owners in the prop Ex ex Senator Corbett tj 8 Senator to fill the vacancy Cabinet orn In Washington March All mumhers of the new Cabinet except Gage took the oath of office at the White Honse at 11 :30 am It was a simple and im pressive ceremony President Mc Kinley and Secretary Sherman way from tho office blue room where the Justices Supreme Court assembled Secretary Sherman was first tho Chief Justice administering the oath The new Cabinet separated without tho formalities of a Cabinet meeting If was generally understood that the new Cabinet would' take charge of their several departments to day or Monday Lyman Gage took the oath in the office of tho Treasury Department at noon Chief Justice Justice uller administered the oath in the presence of a distinguished company which in of Mr to of before the Appropriation bill reached in regular order and take some days to do that The Appropriation bill seems to be held back purposely The most unso phisticated member knows that it must be passed or tho wheels of government will stop and ii iviug that knowledge takes advantage of it to get his pet measure considered before the appro priation hili become a law If a law was on the statutes requiring the Ap propriation bill to ba incorporated with the Legislative und bill it would doubtless become a law early in rhe session and the Legislature could then adjourn at any time without great det riment to the public interests As it is the 'Legislative und bill is the first introduced and passed and the General Appropriation is the last The mem bers of the Legislature get their pay right along every week while the State institutions must purchase their sup plies on credit as' their appropiiat ions were exhausted nt the end of the year The pay of the members will cease however on Monday What services they render the State after that will be from main unti I great culture patriotism but whet he will stand the strain is questionable The Legislature made strenuous efforts last week to close up its busi ness and adjourn Sessions were held from 10 a to a late hour at night and committees were busy all the time examining bills and reporting to heir respective Houses The attempt was not successful and it is doubtful if the business of tho Session can be completed middle of the week if then the General Appropriation must become a law before a be drawn from the Treasury forsupport of unv public institution placed at the bottom of thelll i forty odd ills above it This willji' consideration of all tle or Over ifty Sear Mis Soothing: Syrup bus been uol by in Hli mn of mothers for their children while teetljiiiff If distuxbed at night and broken oJ your rest by a sick chi'd sull ering ami crying with pain of cutting teeth send nt once and get a bottle of Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children teething It will relieve the poor little sufferer irnmodl ately Depend upon it mothers there is no mistake about it It cures Di a ri jaw regu lates tho Stomach and Howels cures Wind Colicsoftcns the gums reduces Inflammation and gives Tone and Energy to the whole sys tem Mrs Soothing Syrup for children teething is pleasant to the tsto and Is the proscription of one of the oldest and host female physicians and nurses in the Unite States Price twenty live cents bot tle Hold by nil druggists throughout the world io sure ana ask for Soothing 4 iy (lead and Remember that if you vantany Winos or Liquors Have you catarrh? Use liquid Viavi lj your blood poor? Use Viavi tonic Have you stomach trouble? Use Vi ivi tabloids Have you a cold? Use Viavi cerate Havothe children burned themselves? Use Viavi cerate Use it whenever there is pain or in flam matiuu Have you rheumatism? Use ammo niated arnica Have you piles? Use Sano Have you uterine trouble? Use the Viavi capsules and cerate All to be found at Al rs ourth Street Goal The Wadsworth JJisyatcIi is authority for tho statement that a discovery of coal has been ule about eight miles from that place twenty miles west of Lake and four from White 1 i ji i At a depth of thirty two he ledge is said to be on feet A moderately good coal mine in would be a fortune to its provided it was anywhere near tho railroad It is said tJa railroad bus a standing reward offered for any one who finds good coal mine in Ne In order to make room GEO TURRITTIN President MORITZ SCHEEL1NE Vico OSBURN Cashier More ex meeting PRICES ADMISSION Dress Circle (Reserved) Balcony Lower our Persons Upper our I'ersons AGENCY THE niATUlAI KIND Eastern 'advertising office to 231 Temple Court New York City Katz Agent SPECIAL SALE Of Clothing and IVMMHI i veins rurmsning uooas Boots and Shoes Mats and Caps and Boots Shoes and Bubhers I he latest novelties in Neck Wear Hosiery and all kinds of Shirts Euderwear Suspenders Cloves Etc Col John Hay is expected to assume tho duties of the United Stated Em bassy on Easter Mrs Beecher is' gradually sinking to day Leading Senators seem to think the man appointed from lorida as Sena tor will not be seated A dispatch from Athens says the ultimatum of the six powers to Greece insisting upon the withdrawal of the Greek troops and fleet from Crete ex pires at 4 pm on March Sth At that hour if Greece is still obdurate the Ministers of the six powers will leave the city Tney are already preparing ut the embassies for their departure No hostilities or coercive measures are possible until Wednesday ns foreign admirals must be advised the depar ture of the Ministers The admirals ara engaged in drawing up a system of I blockades in unlcttc and Cloth and 'e I'lirnishiuR Goods Which ill Be Sold at Methodist Church Did Christ Remain Upon the vice at Opera House the Model The young men of Reno are especially invited Trinity Church Litany sermon and holy communion 11 evening prayer and sermon 7 Sunday School 12:30 Wednesday evenings during lent there will be evening prayer and a lecture on the reformation of the church of I England and on riday afternoon at 4 evening prayer will be said Baptist CLnreh Prayer meeting 10:30 preaching at 11 John 14:15 Sunday School 12:15 Junior 3:30 Senior 6 prayer meeting Thurs day March 11th at 7 subject "Sin and Horn 6 Unitarian or Liberal Congregation Services in the lodge hall of New In vestuient building corner of Second and Sierra streets at 11 o'clock subject of sermon Natural Not number 6 in tho series on for To by Savage Sunday School immedi ately after morning service Congregational Subject of sermon at 11 o'clock to day will be Progress of and at Unchangeable Nature of Christ and His Meeting of the Christian Endeavor Societ at 6:15 A Bender for many years Gen eral Passenger and reight Agent of the Virginia Truckee and Carson Colorado railroads whose departure for California was noted last week has been appointed Assistant General Manager of the Alameda San Joaquin railroad This road was built and is owned by the San rancisco fc San Joaquin Coal Company It runs from Stockton to Corral Hollovz coal mines in tho Coast Range mountains The length of the road does not ex ceed sixty railed at present but will be extended to Alameda The transpor tation of coal from the mine is tho principal traffic now but when the track is laid to Alameda it will be equipped for passenger and general freight traffic The construc branch line southward WIIGLUSAL AND DUALtRS IN IRST CLASS GROCERIES AiL GOODS RESH AND BEST QUALITY EASTERN HAMS BACON LARD and SALT ISH 2I specialty Satisfaction guaranteed cheap for cash A txttv 'X A A 1JOHN STETSON A lAEOTi! HATS fe A 1 We ixuvkie tu soeciali ox ZAU Store At CARPETS UHHITUBE ii UPHOLSTERY JOB PRINTING! I Promoub7 and TSTatIv I EZZi vJL 'o JI 0 A Vo Tq rC it Wilf i i.

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